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As a hiring manager that has been in similar situation with employees - do what is best for yourself, but be aware that your current manager won't feel good abo
by eeasss 7y ago
As a hiring manager that has been in similar situation with employees - do what is best for yourself, but be aware that your current manager won't feel good about this situation and will try to move on as fast as possible as well. If you go to FB try not to leave in the next 2 years, because hiring managers don't like job hoppers these days. Ideally, don't even include your 6 months tenure in your resume.
- elicash 7y agoIsn't job hopping expected for somebody this young? An entire career of job hopping I could understand but somebody in their twenties is going to benefit from different experiences, no? Seems like working at a few different places would be more helpful to a potential company than somebody whose only experience is one place for five years.
- buzzwr 7y agoOP is here. Totally agree with you.